harris decided to pick a fight with governor rhonda santos was busy trying to save the lives of floridians also prestaging 30,000 utility trucks and trucks with water and food and medicine and supplies as she has trashed him in public for not taking the time to speak with her on the phone. i called that he never received last night on this program governor rhonda santos responded. >> for harris to try and say that my sole focus on the people of florida is somehow selfish is delusional. she has no role in this. in fact she's been vice president three and a half years. i've dealt with a number of storms under this administration and has -- she has never contributed anything to these efforts. trained blunder into this. i fed storms under both president trump and president biden. i've worked well with both of them. she's the first one who is trying to politicize the storm and doing so just because of her campaign. >> sean: never one time before ever called you during before or after any hurricane and she is trying to pretend she cares about hurricanes for the very first time ever. as per usual

rhonda santos is doing a good job as governor. >> sean: i talked to the governor about it and you couldtate because you are displaced as long as you have voter i.d. you will be able to vote in the state we are both into night of florida. we go to robert now. i see the poles in georgia closer than i would like but donald trump has a steady lead in the most every poll in georgia averaging a point and a half. so what about the 25% number. that's a percentage of americans and poles that say the country is on the right track. 75% of americans have us on the wrong track. historically are those numbers which can witness an election i don't think so. >> the problem you have is the statistics you see. everything outside the top numbers what trump is doing with hispanics and the black voters. how he's doing today. korean vote in georgia for example. he is above where he should be in all these indicators are so clearly. it's hard to conceive how you create polling that shows a different narrative. that is something people are going to ask a lot of questions after 2024 even more so than the last wh

it could've been a lot worse, rhonda santos, it is not as bad as the worst case scenario. florida tries to pick up the pieces from all of this. we know six dead, 3 million without power and cost estimates going up up up up up. how can you quantify that so soon. we get an idea what was like in the midst of that in this hit the state as a category 3 storm. you love to call himself a storm chaser. i don't know which category it falls into. what did you think of it. >> reporter: it has been a few years. we are here in another major hurricane. we just had a major hurricane come through here. they took storm surge from helene, perry, florida, we are back here. we rode out the storm in punta gorda and experienced significant storm surge event, 10 foot storm surge a little higher, you see the aftermath next to me, both up on shore, multiple boats, another one on this side of me and across the waterfront we lost power last night. we are in the gulf of mexico, the storm surge arose all around. significant wind pretty far south of where the i made landfall in sarasota. that is why we